On Fri, 12 Jul 1996 10:18:56 -0500, you wrote:
>Mind if I ask you a couple things? First, I've just gotten my race system
>in(I just started) and I tried to edit some commands. I wrote this in
>act.informative.c, command do_score:
>
>sprintf(buf, "%sName: %s Race: %s Class: %s", buf, GET_NAME(ch),
>GET_RACE(ch), GET_CLASS(ch));
>
>I kept getting a "Format argument is not a pointer(arg 5)" and arg 6, I
>think it was. What is wrong with it? Do I have to define something?
GET_RACE and GET_CLASS only returns a value which you then have to
"convert" into the description of the approprtiate race and class.
Take a look at this code... This is probably what it would end up
looking like:
sprintf(buf, "%sName: %s Race: ", buf, GET_NAME(ch));
switch(GET_RACE(ch)) {
case RACE_HUMAN:
strcat(buf, "Human");
break;
case RACE_DWARF:
strcat(buf, "Dwarf");
break;
case RACE_ELF:
strcat(buf, "Elf");
break;
default:
strcat(buf, "[bug!!]");
break;
}
sprinttype(ch->player.class, pc_class_types, buf2);
sprintf(buf, "%s Class: %s\r\n", buf, buf2);
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Casper Lund
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